“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary So, we’ve finally found the cure for world-wide pollution – COVID-19. Surely this is the classic example of the…
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Bank of Canada raises rates cautiously
By Sherry Cooper Op-Ed Commentary As was widely expected, the Bank of Canada announced another quarter-point interest rate increase this morning, saying that more hikes…
Canadian Chamber urges BoC to be cautious
Letter to the Editor Following yesterday’s announcement of a .25% increase in the prime lending rate, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce is urging the Bank…
None of the Above should be on ballot
Letter to the Editor When I contemplate the choices we have in the upcoming provincial election, I must admit I get depressed. I think we need…
What does Brexit mean for Canada?
By Dr. Sherry Cooper The decision by British voters to leave the European Union (EU) has shocked markets and will no doubt lead to continued…
Who is the most deserving female candidate?
Perceptions by Gerry Warner So who’s face do you think should grace the new $10 bill? Not the easiest question in the world, but, hey,…
The importance of retirement income planning
By Kim Inglis A study by BMO Global Asset Management found that one quarter of already-retired Canadians are surprised to find their savings are not…
Peace and Security & Climate Election Forum
By Anne Jardine One of the most unusual election events of 2015 was sponsored by the Mir Centre for Peace and the Citizens for Climate…
Are interest rates on the rise?
By Riki Unrau The mortgage community was alive on Thursday with buzzing about possible future interest rate rises. Toronto Dominion Bank has released their projected…
Your mortgage in a recession
By Riki Unrau The dreaded ‘R’ word was dropped earlier this week by the Canadian Government to a chorus of nation-wide groans. But a recession…